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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1969
Page
2
An opinion piece critiques lawmakers potential pay raises at state and federal levels. It argues higher salaries fail to attract better representatives and notes rising expenses push a hollow case for raises, warning taxpayers may someday protest spending.
The Arizona Farm Bureau notes crop production per acre rose 124 percent since 1950 despite 150 million fewer cropland acres. Crop production per man hour up 148 percent and livestock production per man hour up 149 percent. Food remains a good buy due to American farmers and ranchers.
The piece cites Dr. Erno Bettelheim of the University of Chicago calling demonstrators paranoid and in need of psychiatric care while noting mass media attention to riots. It argues organizers are professional revolutionaries and warns of future harm as malcontents enter business and industry.
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins North East and Senator James Willard Pulaski Mercer County are reachable at State Capitol Harrisburg Pa. The U S Senator Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker can be reached at the Senate Office Building Washington D C. Congressman Joseph Vigorito of Erie has a House Office Building Washington D C address.
The National Association of Investment Clubs urges brokers to serve small buyers, arguing denial weakens the market and equity. NYSE chief Robert Haack warns against discriminatory service while noting the broader impact on liquidity and access for small as well as large investors.
Nixon orders a detailed plan to end the draft and shift to an all volunteer force across Navy Air Force and Army while Congress faces long delays. Critics warn a professional army may rely on draftees and face wasteful misalignment with private industry and national goals.
A nostalgic reminiscence on trading in a beloved family car Old Red for a new station wagon. The author recounts shared road trips to Williamstown and back, the car’s loyal service, and the sentimental value as their children grew up.
A troubled son confronts a family crisis when his father collapses and a doctor arrives after a delay. The scene centers on guilt, regret, and the tensions between parents and their son as police and medical responders act during a dangerous night.
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief legible letters on a single subject. Each must include the author’s signature and address for publication. The paper states it may condense letters and assumes no responsibility for statements contained.
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